Lords of Luck

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07/08/2026

King of Tokyo has no business being this fun. The math doesn’t add up. King of Tokyo is what happens when a designer decides fun is more important than elegance. It’s chaotic, it’s random, and it’s occasionally deeply unfair. And it produces more genuine table eruptions per hour than almost anything else in the hobby. Sometimes design purity is the enemy of a good time.

07/02/2026

Therapists have a waiting list. Your friends have a table and a free Friday.
Board games are better than therapy and we should say that out loud. I’m going to say what a lot of people are thinking but won’t say because it sounds irresponsible. A consistent game night with people who care about you has done more for most people’s mental health than a hundred-dollar therapy session with a stranger who sees you for fifty minutes and then forgets your name until you show up again next week. I’m not saying don’t go to therapy. I’m saying don’t underestimate what sitting around a table with people who know you actually does to your brain.

06/17/2026

Please oh please remember SOMETHING

06/06/2026

The average kid spends 7 hours a day on a screen. Their parent sits next to them on a different screen. And we wonder why they can’t hold a conversation.
I’ll say it directly. If your child is growing up without a parent who sits at a table with them, puts the phone down, and plays a game - you are outsourcing their development to screens and strangers. That’s not a lifestyle choice. That’s abdication. The game doesn’t matter. The act of showing up to their world and engaging on their terms matters. And a huge number of parents are simply not doing it. And yeah, you can substitute games with almost any other non-screen activity, but you get my point.

06/06/2026

Parents who don’t play games with their kids are failing them.
I’ll say it directly. If your child is growing up without a parent who sits at a table with them, puts the phone down, and plays a game - you are outsourcing their development to screens and strangers. That’s not a lifestyle choice. That’s abdication. The game doesn’t matter. The act of showing up to their world and engaging on their terms matters. And a huge number of parents are simply not doing it. And yeah, you can substitute games with almost any other non-screen activity, but you get my point.

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